‘Why the Economists Got It Wrong’ illustrates the origins and development of the financial crisis, tracing its cultural origins in mainstream views which favoured financial liberalization policies. These views are contrasted with those of Keynes and Keynesian economists such as Minsky, pointing to an interpretation of economic events where uncertainty plays a central role and economic policy is aimed at building institutional and regulatory structures in order to counter financial fragility.
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction; The Sequence of Events; The Causes of the Financial Crisis; The Effects of the Crisis; The Economists who Foresaw the Crisis; Risk and Uncertainty; The Crisis of Economics: Neoclassical Candides and Keynesian Voltaires; A New Bretton Woods?; The Future of Capitalism; Bibliography
Over de auteur
Alessandro Roncaglia is a professor of economics at the University of Rome La Sapienza and a member of the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome, Italy.
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